When reading your posts it becomes clear that they at least delivered more than A-Eon. And they don't have a pre-payment scheme set up. And the new Commodore 64 (if it gets here) will at least be something cool and unique, it will have mojo, it can actually use common 2010 level productivity and Internet apps, it will probably be affordable, it will have cool trade marks, and people might actually consider buying the thing. That is: completely the opposite of the "x1000" (if it gets here).
All they have delivered so far is a website and a forum - period. A-Eon don't have a pre-payment scheme either - it's called a Beta Test programme which is something completely different. I suppose a Commodore USA 64 (it will not be a Commodore 64, notice the shorting to C=) will for some people be pretty cool and yes have mojo, but for me and many others in will just look a heap of junk.
Cool trademarks? Commodore USA 64 doesn't sound that cool to me nor does Commodore USA Amiga.
If C=USA actually bring a single product to market I would be very surprised indeed to me its just a smear campaign.
Edit: Oh yeah and this Workbench 5.0 is just asking for trouble. Clearly an attempt to confuse the consumer.
